Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-01-15
LOCAL BREYITIEs.
Constable Rowe yesterday appointed 1
p Smart al a Deprtv Constable

The baseball game advertised for to-mor
row between the CALIFORNIA;, of San Fran
cisco, and the Brightons, is off.
Ticket No. 618, owned by A. Ely, Of Fol-
som, won the span of carriage horses
ratified at Turner Hall Thursday evening.
Weather on 1.-THE hill" and also up
north, along the line of the California and
Oregon Railroad, was showery yesterday.
The Nucleus Clubs party at Jacobs Hall
last evening was source of enjoyment to
large number of yoang ladies and gentle
men.
The highest and lowest Signal Service
temperature yesterday was coo and 44o,
variable winds and foggy to cloudy weather
prevailing.
The Washington public school is reported
to have closed. owing to the breaking out
of diphtheIia and whooping cough among
the pupils.
The repairs at st. Paurs Church. includ-
ing the lowering OF the chandeliers, are so
far completed that the regular services will
be resumed tomorrow.
The only arrests made yesterday were
those of Charles Clark, by officer wager, tor
vagrancy, and Charles Wilson, by local
officer Thorpe, for being drunk.
IL Is utiSNOUO llidi oCHtldl 1'lIuOuu
and many of the officers of the Second
Brigade will come up from the Bay to-
morrow, 20 be on hand for the inaugural
ball.
Governor Bartlett yesterday appointed
Fisher, Vacaville Frank Turk, San Fran
cisco A. Il. Conklin, Independence r.
L. Davis, Susanville.
John f. Azevedo who killed Frank
Lewis in Yolo county, opposite Freeport,
about ten days ago, will have his prelimin-
airy examination before Justice of the
Peace in Washington next Tuesday.
Many legislators and gentlemen who
have been looking in upon the sessions of
the Legislature, went to San Francisco yes
terday afternoon, to enjoy themselves dur
ing the recess between sessions Of that
body.
The annual election for officers of the
Exempt Firemen's Association will be held
Tuesday, the 25th inst, at Firemen's Hall,
between the hours of 3 and p NJ Eli
Mayo viii act as Judge of election, and c..
NJ. Folger and Henry Meyers as inspectors.
Yesterday in the Superior Court Mike
Bennett. was arraigned on a charge of bur
glary, in entering Win. J. Davis house
guilty. Not having an attorney, g. G.
Pickett was appointed by the Court to de-
fend him.
A fire was discovered about o'clock
yesterday morning in grocery at Twenty
second and l streets. An alarm was
turned in from box No. 81, and the fire de-
partment got out in good season, but did
not have 10 do much work, as the blaze
was soon extinguished.
Deputy United States Marshal Hopkins
took TO San Francisco yesterday morning
the boy Z. J. Kennedy, who, while en-
ployed at the Postof11ce as special delivery
messenger, robbed the mail boxes Of Vein
stock * Lubin and others, as narrated in
yesterdays RECORD UNION.
A band Of bunko operators came to the
city few days ago, but Chief Dillman
directed them to leave within three days.
They at first demurred, and intimated that
they would 90 when they got ready, but
yesterday morning the greater portion of
them folded their tents and returned to
San Francisco.
B. E Pixies horse and pnaeton. which
were taken from in front OF the Central NJ.
e. Church on Thursday evening, were
found early yesterday morning on l.
street, between Second and Third, in the
possession Of a young man who, being on
spree, was regardless of consequences so
long as he amused himself.
Sacramento Division of the Uniformed
Rank, knights of Pythias, under command
of Captain James A. Davis, went over 70
Davisyille last evening to assist il the cere-
monies attending the installation of the
officers elect Of Golden Seal Lodge, K of
P, Of that place, and intending 10 give an
exhibition drill during the entertainment
which was TO follow.
Shortly after p NJ yesterday there was
trouble at the Bee office, in order to en-
large the nposing-room a partition wall
was being taken out, and this weakened
the support Of the roof which unexpect-
edy took q tumble. Fortunately the gas
pipe, cases, etc, kept it from falling upon
the printers, and no one was burt, but con
siderable type was pied.
AS tomorrow VII be the sixth ami
vefeary OF the consecration of Right Ray.
Bishop Manogue there will be solemn
Pontifcal mass in ST. Rose Church at 1890
A. NJ. The celsbrant will be the Right Rev
Bishop; deacon, Father Grace; sGbdeacon,
Father McCabe, Of Marysville master of
ceremonies, Father Hynes, OF Chico, assist
ant priest, Father Happ!s There viii also
be a sermon appropriate to the occasion.
Sunset Council. No. ISL, O. C. F., in
evening for the ensuing term: P. c.. J. 3.
Shay c., James Seadier; Y c., Miss Cleo.
Cooper Secretary, c. II. Denton Treas
urSr, ). J Nsgele Prelate, Mrs. Leland S.
Howe; Marshal, A. W. Bohannon; War
den, J. A. Gibson Guard, Mrs. ]. Z. Shay;
Sentry, Mrs. J, A. Gibson Medical Exam
iner, g. B. Glow; Trustees, ]. b. Fountain,